The Spring 2021 MIT IoT Seminar Series features world class IoT visionaries from academia and industry presenting their latest work and their vision for the future of the Internet of Things. While the content of the talks will be broad, they will be targeted toward a technical audience. All talks will be hosted virtually, with further details sent via the below subscription list. All members of the MIT community are welcome to attend. Others may describe their interest in our series while registering.

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The Spring 2021 MIT IoT Seminars are  listed below:

• March 30, 2021:  Defence Against Dark Artefacts  | Hamed Haddadi - Associate Professor, Imperial College London
• April 6, 2021: Toward a Thinking Microscope: Deep Learning-enabled Computational Microscopy and Sensing  |  Aydogan Ozcan - Professor, UCLA
• April 26, 2021:  Empowering Farmers with Affordable Digital Agricultural Solutions  |  Ranveer Chandra - Chief Scientist & Research Manager, Microsoft Research
• April 27, 2021: Sounding out Wearable and Audio Data for Health Diagnostics |  Cecilia Mascolo - Full Professor, University of Cambridge
• May 4, 2021:  Chunyi Peng - Associate Professor, Purdue University
• May 11, 2021:  Ehsan Hoque - Associate Professor, University of Rochester
• May 18, 2021: Franziska Roesner - Associate Professor, University of Washington